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Major Drilling Environmental LLC, headquartered in  Moncton, New Brunswick, recently completed a deep, rotary sonic geotechnical boring to a total depth of 180 feet within the Troutdale Formation.

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EnviroProbe Integrated Solutions Inc. in Nitro, W.Va., completed an environmental site assessment using both drilling and direct-push applications.

Five passive technologies are covered in this article.

Results of USGS examinations that began in 1988.

"Rotary drilling uses a sharp, rotating drill bit to dig down through the Earth’s crust."

This article discusses the basics of this popular drilling method when it comes to monitoring wells.

Drilling and sampling of boreholes represents important components of virtually all hydrogeologic investigations and ground water monitoring programs. Drilling should cause as little disturbance of the subsurface as possible.